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Sciverse Labs
Scientific works of today as timeless collectibles
The first contemporary Science Museum in the metaverse. The museum displays select thematic pieces from the curated Sciverse Collection. Sciverse Labs selects the best contemporary scientific works and mints its representative art work (microscopic images or videos/ piece of data/ abstract illustration) as a collectible work of SciArt. The collectibles can also be traded within the Sciverse Marketplace without relying on any third party marketplace.
